Dan Spielbauer Email & Phone Number | I am a researcher characterizing transgenic plants at DuPont Pioneer. I am in a highly technical role that offers numerous problem solving opportunities, something I enjoy doing. One of the apsects of my current job that I enjoy most are the opportunities to collaborate with other researchers with complementing skills to solve problems that none of us would have been able to do alone. In the past ten years I have worked in labs at DuPont Pioneer analyzing transgenic and non-transgenic plants using qPCR. This work has remained interesting through numerous custom projects that have challenged existing approaches to our analysis. In each situation, these challenges have left us better prepared for future analytical demands. For example, an attempt to evaluate non-native intron splicing led to improved normalization strategies for cDNA quantification. A large set of experiments with a rotating list of assays led us to develop liquid handling methods that enabled later projects with complex sample arrangements. Even an evaluation of a qPCR mastermix led to a method for quantitatively evaluating qPCR assay performance.

Dan Spielbauer

I am a researcher characterizing transgenic plants at DuPont Pioneer. I am in a highly technical ro...
7231 Hyperion Point, Johnston, United States

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Senior Research Associate

2007-06-01 00:00:00 - Present

Research Specialist

1999-09-01 00:00:00 - 2004-12-01 00:00:00

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1998-05-01 00:00:00 - 1999-09-01 00:00:00

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Dan Spielbauer is a I am a researcher characterizing transgenic plants at DuPont Pioneer. I am in a highly technical role that offers numerous problem solving opportunities, something I enjoy doing. One of the apsects of my current job that I enjoy most are the opportunities to collaborate with other researchers with complementing skills to solve problems that none of us would have been able to do alone. In the past ten years I have worked in labs at DuPont Pioneer analyzing transgenic and non-transgenic plants using qPCR. This work has remained interesting through numerous custom projects that have challenged existing approaches to our analysis. In each situation, these challenges have left us better prepared for future analytical demands. For example, an attempt to evaluate non-native intron splicing led to improved normalization strategies for cDNA quantification. A large set of experiments with a rotating list of assays led us to develop liquid handling methods that enabled later projects with complex sample arrangements. Even an evaluation of a qPCR mastermix led to a method for quantitatively evaluating qPCR assay performance.